His body was found two days later by an electrician.
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Nobody had entered, not the postman, gas man, or electrician.
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"It's our first day here," said an electrician, Remigiusz Dziegiel.
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Electrical work is being carried out by a single electrician.
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My electrician happens to live down the street from me.
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Jamie Webster, an electrician and acoustic guitarist, was there, too.
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On this day, he was employed as an apprentice electrician.
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The electrician shorted the electric wires to dim the searchlights.
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Vasey previously worked as a construction electrician for 37 years.
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His father was an electrician, and his mother taught piano.
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You also have to pay to have an electrician install it.
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The average cost for an electrician to install it is $115.
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Roomie felt she couldn't change it herself so called an electrician.
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The user interface is rudimentary — designed, it seems, by an electrician.
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Beal gave it a shot, and began working for an electrician.
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Abraham Lopez, an interior communications electrician, first class 39, of Texas.
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Sanford and his father, a musician and retired electrician, are close.
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Kurt McCormack (D), a longtime electrician who sponsored the law there.
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I was nineteen and studying to become an electrician and mechanic.
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Kurt McCormack (D), a longtime electrician who sponsored the law there.
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Joshua Bagetti, 27, an electrician visiting from Brisbane, Australia, seemed dazed.
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An electrician, Mr. Klein works 60-hour weeks and still struggles.
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It had to pay a private electrician to do the work.
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The tenant extinguished the flames, but an electrician was needed immediately.
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"Nothing at all," was the answer given by a French electrician.
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But every time the electrician came, he found something else wrong.
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Mr. Mincks, 43, is now in training to become an electrician.
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Typically, maintenance is a blue-collar occupation: mechanic, plumber, janitor, electrician.
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His stepfather is an industrial electrician for Harley-Davidson in Milwaukee.
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Rodriguez's father, meanwhile, was an electrician and helped solder it all together.
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One is an electrician, another a graphic artist, a third a nurse.
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Logan Stephen Palmer, an interior communications electrician, third class, 23, of Illinois.
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"It can't always be like this," said Huang Wei, 58, an electrician.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads It's lights-out for Picasso's electrician!
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His father, Ioan, was an electrician; his mother, Ana, was a homemaker.
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"Our electrician isn't a woman," Ms. Kassan said in the conference room.
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"It was just random racism," said Mr. Beswick, who is an electrician.
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One day I got a call: "Dog Day Afternoon" [needs] an electrician.
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"They Cinderella someone and then abandon them," electrician Mark Snyder told the outlet.
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An electrician in Brazil received a bug report for a PS4 in December.
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He was an electrician who installed hi-fi systems inside rich people's homes.
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" Electrician and shopkeeper, Turkish Cypriot Mehmet Murat—"Mem" to his friends and "Mr.
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If you're not a plumber, electrician, or contractor, you probably don't need one.
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Becoming an electrician requires elaborate certification, and jobs usually need proficiency in Dutch.
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You can hire a plumber, a contractor, an electrician and house cleaning services.
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"I'm representing people just like me," said Ms. Grant, 39, a journeyman electrician.
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You have to become a marine engineer — part electrician, part all this stuff.
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Then Mr. Slay met Big John, who saw him as a potential electrician.
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After his playing career ended, Sandlock worked as a plumber, electrician and handyman.
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Plumber, welder, electrician, roofer, water-plant operator, fabricator, car salesman, landscaper, postal worker.
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He has embraced life in France and is studying to be an electrician.
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Holt was saving money to go to vocational school to become an electrician.
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From there, the distracted DIY electrician can clear endless rows of tumbling tetrominoes.
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Unless you're MacGyver or an electrician with a serious penchant for golf, probably not.
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Back in the early 1970s, Pierre Le Guennec was Pablo Picasso's handyman and electrician.
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Wells, of Adairsville, Georgia, was an aircraft electrician in the 101st Combat Aviation Brigade.
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Imogen Poots is the electrician who may pack it all in for film school.
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The bride is also the stepdaughter of Marcelo Aspesi, a Manhattan-based master electrician.
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Philip J. Volpe, the Met's master electrician, monitors its temperature with an infrared thermometer.
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By the time Ms. Troccoli summoned an electrician, he had solved the problem himself.
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He didn't have any background to help him get a start as an electrician.
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Once out, Mr. Harriel trained as an electrician apprentice and eventually rose to supervisor.
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Dauda is the props master, set designer, electrician, mechanic, and sometimes even an actor.
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Another 22,700 were picked for a job in skilled trades, like an industrial electrician.
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As of May, Carey was still hitched to her previous husband, electrician Mario Monge.
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Hall grew up in DC, the daughter of an electrician father and a teacher mother.
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The labor — his own — was free, less the help of a licensed electrician and plumber.
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Jaime Herrera Beutler, former California State University professor Earl Bowerman, and retired electrician Michael Cortney.
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Starting today, Google Assistant can help you find local services, like an electrician or handyman.
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A couple years later he teamed up with a friend and worked as an electrician.
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A local electrician even started a public campaign in 1990 to have the town rechristened.
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Until 2014, he was an electrician for the National Park Service in Point Reyes, Calif.
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His father, Robert, was an electrician, and his mother, Bertha (Garfunkel), owned a corset shop.
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I found myself sleeping on the sofa of a kindly barmaid and her electrician boyfriend.
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"I want to work and study to be an electrician," said Jules, the eldest son.
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His father, who worked in Brooklyn, retired as an electrician for New York City Transit.
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So a small electrician buys his way to being the 25th largest company in America.
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The groom, also 35, is an electrician at the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority in Philadelphia.
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She described him as an electrician who was a good father with a strong work ethic.
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How would you feel if your electrician tried to fix your wires with a crystal ball?
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His father, Benjamin, was an electrician, and his mother, the former Ruth Sachs, was a housewife.
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Electrician laughed at her and told her she could save a fortune and do it herself.
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He says he works as an electrician now, doing odd jobs around town where he can.
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" Gerald Gitau, a 29-year-old electrician, echoes these sentiments: "The President already has my vote.
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Sandness, an oilfield electrician, takes medication every day to prevent his body from rejecting the transplant.
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"With their mouths open in shock, these two girls learn some astonishing facts from an electrician."
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In 1990, a Dildo electrician named Robert Elford launched a petition to change the town's name.
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After the stovetop grill tripped the main circuit breaker, we entertained the electrician in rudimentary French.
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While the electrician, Mr. González, was one of eight siblings, he has only one child himself.
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Mr. Noble, the electrician, said he did not expect the tax bill to help his family.
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"We drove all night," said Julien Lezer, an electrician from the Var region, on the Mediterranean.
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He worked as a field electrician and spent a lot of time with the reconnaissance units.
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He also built his own home in St. Paul, working as contractor, plumber, electrician and carpenter.
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Then Ms. Lesh met John Harriel, an electrician and a conspicuous character known as Big John.
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He then worked for several years as an electrician but eventually joined the Army in 2007.
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I couldn't face my children's searching eyes and endless questions, but I could call an electrician.
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After the shooting, the electrician, who turned 289 Friday, helped raise more than $21950,503 for victims.
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Ratnesh Tihari, a 42-year-old electrician, said he felt it getting hotter year by year.
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He now plans to work as an electrician and hopefully marry and have a family one day.
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After being abandoned by Sarah's father, Nancy married William Mueller, whom she worked for as an electrician.
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"Time and time again, [Trump's] made them look like fools," said Ray Clifton, an electrician in Pace.
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Zakharchenko, a 42-year-old former coalmine electrician, became leader of the Donetsk Republic in November 2014.
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"Bannon wasn't with Trump for too long so it's no big loss," said Cardone, a retired electrician.
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A retired electrician sitting nearby said he wished he hadn't left his MAGA hat in his truck.
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There was a bonus: "I got a date out of it, the electrician was cute!" she exclaimed.
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Hardcastle used to be a DJ and has worked as an electrician and in a woodworking shop.
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They have been the on-ramp to careers as diverse as a blacksmith, electrician, plumber or welder.
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Later that year, records show that Nichols began working as an electrician in Ohio using Chandler's identity.
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Tonight we're buying supplies for the electrician to finish some work on our (very) old electrical system.
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During the day, he worked as an electrician, and spent nights serving drinks at a friend's bar.
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They earn about $2558 an hour; an electrician with similar skills can make $22010 an hour elsewhere.
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He worked for a while as a car-service driver and then, more recently, as an electrician.
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In addition to being the Hamlins' electrician, Bruce was Ron's volleyball buddy in a local adult league.
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We were extra-prepared: My dad was an electrician, and so we even had a portable generator.
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The electrician, Pierre Le Guennec, had traveled from his home in southern France with his wife, Danielle.
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"With 15 buses coming every night, it's a good idea," Mr. Kostopoulos, 72, a retired electrician, said.
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Trump never said he would hire a landscaper or an electrician to be in charge of Treasury.
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He is a 57-year-old retired electrician with a Marine haircut and a voice that booms.
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He served eight years in the Navy and then worked as a civilian electrician, the newspaper reported.
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I found an electrician on Craigslist and asked him to stop by when William was at work.
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"We produced 'Death Takes a Holiday,' and I was the electrician," he recalled in the oral history.
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Hajipour, a plumber and electrician, left after being beaten by police on the street for wearing shorts.
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Then he was making mistakes at his work as an electrician and I knew something was seriously wrong.
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Do your research and consult an experienced cabinetmaker, electrician or media professional to make the job more manageable.
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Plus, learn how to install a super easy USB outlet, it's easy enough for a first-time electrician!
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"It's like a milkman going to the job center and taking a job as an electrician," he says.
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Check out the video ... Conor squares off against amateur Michael McGrane, reportedly an electrician who competes in Dublin.
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"The superdelegates can still take it away from him," says Blecher, 68, a retired electrician and Sanders volunteer.
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I talked to Kristina Whitsell, a freelance electrician and rigger who has "been all through" the Dolby Theatre.
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He works as an electrician at the Salzburg Festival, a celebration of classical music in Mozart's home town.
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After serving in the military, Possas, 93, returned home to eventually start a family and become an electrician.
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It's kind of like an electrician or plumber, how you try to get the right mixture of sound.
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"I've seen two people there who were about to leave us," Steve Frogley, 69, a retired electrician, said.
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The person responsible was King Tubby, an electrician turned sound engineer who radically changed the sound of reggae.
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"Between deer and elk, all I eat is wild game," said Brodie McDonald, an electrician in Laurel, Mont.
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When he was in his teens, his family moved to Albuquerque, where his father was a licensed electrician.
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"She's just out here to say something shallow to the people," said Lee Chi-Wa, 56, an electrician.
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He dropped out of high school and became an apprentice electrician, but jobs were almost impossible to find.
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" There was also a woman who worked as an electrician, like Ann-Margret's father, on "Going in Style.
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Such technical or trade schools teach skills specific to jobs like mechanic, electrician, pharmacy technician or dental hygienist.
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If you don't have a regular plumber, contractor and/or electrician, it will take time to hire professionals.
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"He's promising the stars," recalled Tim Saunders, an Alaska electrician who poured in his life savings of $135,23.
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The exhibition "really shows the incredible diversity of human beauty," said Jen Feasal, an industrial electrician from Lansing, Mich.
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He was working as an electrician, and helping to wire Co-op City, parts of which were under construction.
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One of Corfu's top cricketers is Mohammad Aslam, an electrician who came from Karachi in 1995 and never left.
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An electrician told them the wiring was not grounded, and that a fire could break out at any time.
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Robert Pricipato was an aircraft electrician in the Air Force for 17 years, serving three of those years abroad.
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James Pierson, 42, a local electrician, had been fatally shot five times in the head and chest with a .
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"My brother-in-law, who is an electrician, was like 'that's not a thing,'" McMillan adds with a shrug.
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Business is up and customers are going for extras, said Sean Masi, a 43-year-old electrician from Connecticut.
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LeBlanc said the crew member was an electrician on the show who added a fun touch to the set.
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Tea Party activist Becky Gerritson won about 30 percent of the vote, while electrician Bob Rogers won 6 percent.
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Mr. Zhang hung a sign on his scooter — "Electrician, carpenter, plumber" — and pumped a techno mix through his headphones.
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Kelly, an electrician, and Phillips, a bank manager, opted to move out and to take the matter to court.
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But Liu Zhaohui, 32, a mine electrician in Shuangyashan, said an unorganized group of several hundred residents had gathered.
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My husband, a musician, got an apprenticeship as an electrician here six years ago, and he recommended the program.
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The owner was looking for a machine, and if his electrician gave it the thumb's up, he would buy.
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From afar, Ms. Izen mobilized her plumber, electrician and landscaper, all of whom rushed to her house to help.
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Hire an electrician to add an outlet where you need it if you're not absolutely confident doing it yourself.
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It takes different skills to be a really great electrician than it does to be a really great manager.
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When the lights go out at a veterans' home mortgage association, another client, Duvall Decker sends over an electrician.
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He looked a lot like a plainclothes cop, though he is actually an electrician for the New York Mets.
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An electrician from the military facility helped him to his feet, and he staggered back to the hunting lodge.
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Replacing an outlet is a quick job for a licensed electrician, so it's worth having one do it right.
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Josef Meisner, an electrician who attended demonstrations in Letna three decades ago when he was 13, returned on Sunday.
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John Syfert Jr., an electrician who lives along Route 63 in Mendocino County, might have reason to be nervous.
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This Wall Connector allows home owners to install a high-voltage charging system in a home without hiring an electrician.
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In addition to the cost of the device, a homeowner needs to hire an electrician to install the Curb device.
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While the electrician initially thought the problem might be electrical, he opened the PS4 to discover something a little different.
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Johnson loved to dance and play basketball, said Pittman, adding that he knew the certified electrician since they were young.
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In his forties, he moved to the nearby city of Holland, where he still lives, and retrained as an electrician.
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Besides her work as a peer educator, Jacqueline has picked up a new trade — she's training to become an electrician.
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My day job as an electrician kind of holds me back from doing as much creative work as I'd like.
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My friend replied that he was an electrician and the guy said to him, 'Mmm, you can hammer me anytime!
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The electrician is now waiting for a skin graft, and hopes to be able to return to work next month.
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His daughter, my mom, married my dad -- a union electrician who had served in the Army between Korea and Vietnam.
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Sometimes, she will encounter someone on a construction site who knows her mother, Kelly Cooper, who also was an electrician.
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Mr. Tillman was visiting from Maryland, where he worked as an electrician and was raising five children with his wife.
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"The storage is not quite full," said the electrician, who spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss internal company affairs.
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Video Joel Maxwell, the chief officer of a lighting and electrician company in Florida, was also flagged to possibly testify.
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They visit, he feeds the pigs and then heads into work as an electrician while she naps for a bit.
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I consider calling the electrician my friend has for me on standby, but I'm going to hold off until tomorrow.
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"We are focusing too much on this tax thing, frankly," said Gerry Noble, an electrician who voted for Mr. Trump.
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I decided to study electrical construction and maintenance at what is now SUNY Delhi and thought I'd be an electrician.
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As an electrician who works on jobs that can last days or months, he's used to short bouts without work.
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So he asked the two tradesmen he knew in the House, Mr. Pocan, a painter, and Mr. Norcross, an electrician.
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They worked like this for three months, at one point assigning the Jewish electrician to wire the tunnel with lights.
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He worked as an electrician for several years until he began studying opera at the Prague State Conservatory in 1960.
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But I'm also a plumber, an electrician, a mechanic, a physicist, a chemist, a biologist and a hundred other things.
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The Australian-born man, who was trained as an electrician, was expected to face court later on Tuesday, police said.
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I'd like to be an electrician in the future—you earn proper money and get to look inside other peoples' houses!
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"They're measuring their ability by how they speak English," said Mr. Salih, who has experience in maintenance and as an electrician.
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Instead he found himself working as an electrician on a three-month contract, for 53,000 Kenyan shillings (about $200) per month.
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Nina, Electrician Union jobs require paying dues, but they typically come with higher pay and better benefits than non-union ones.
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The defendants include a chef, a pilot, a nurse, an electrician, a construction worker, a teacher, several clerks and 14 students.
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Previously, we talked to an electrician apprentice in Boston, an executive assistant in San Francisco, and a psychologist in Los Angeles.
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I'm not an electrician, to be very clear, so I can't pretend to know a lot about this kind of thing.
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The box of food meant the world to Casandra Rodriguez, a housewife and mother of two whose husband is an electrician.
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Over the ensuing decade, Audemio found work as an electrician, a mechanic, a fruit picker, a welder, and a tractor driver.
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And while $77 million does seem a bit pricey for electrical services, lord knows a good electrician is hard to find.
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For several years, he drifted in and out of homeless shelters and bounced from job to job: dishwasher, Sheetrocker, journeyman electrician.
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The grail knight is seen here as an electrician who provides the spark in a land that has lost its power.
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I was also working three days a week as an electrician, in order to go to school two days a week.
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Was 27-year-old Brazilian electrician Jean Charles de Menezes not shot in a south London Tube station in July 2005?
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He had been living in the Netherlands since the 1980s, had obtained Dutch citizenship and had been working as an electrician.
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"The electrician was a bearer of bad news for, like, six weeks," Ms. Gerard said, to the tune of about $12,000.
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His father retired as an electrician in New York and a member of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 3.
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Dewey Weiss, 37, is an electrician and union member in Saginaw, Michigan, lost a job assignment four days after landing it.
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Law enforcement officials and customers said they had Mr. Shaw, a 29-year-old electrician, to thank for preventing greater bloodshed.
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So The Times's chief electrician made a giant ball from wood and iron and outfitted it with 100 25-watt bulbs.
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Grant W. Trent, an industrial electrician in Florida who collects and tests radioactive ephemera as a hobby, discovered the cock rings.
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Jamie Willis, 37, an electrician, was drinking a beer while watching one of the screens showing the Georgia Lottery's Keno numbers.
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"Come autumn, there's a lot of illegal trading that goes on at night time," said Li Peng, an electrician in Linjiang.
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A court of appeal upheld the two-year suspended prison sentence for Pierre Le Guennec — Picasso's former electrician — and his wife, Danielle.
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Electrician Matt Van Dyke was taking his dogs out when he heard what sounded like a bomb going off late Thursday afternoon.
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Evans worked at the park as an electrician and handyman but disappeared after suspicions were raised about his relationship with the girl.
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Emile worked as a cook and an electrician until a back injury during Haiti's 2010 earthquake left him unable to stand straight.
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Previously, we talked to an HR director in central Texas, an electrician apprentice in Boston, and an executive assistant in San Francisco.
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Take one example that antiregulatory conservatives have embraced: streamlining the process of securing licenses for professions like hairdresser, electrician, or building contractor.
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In 2008, an inquest jury returned an open verdict and the family of the electrician agreed an undisclosed settlement with Scotland Yard.
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For example, retired electrician Diane Jones, 65, has invested about $60,000 in loans and equity financing since joining LION three years ago.
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"I definitely would like to be in a different setting," said Mr. Bear Heels, who worked as an electrician before his injury.
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Robert Jackson, an apprentice electrician from Preston, in Lancashire, saw one in the Daily Star , a raunchy tabloid, on a construction site.
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Current Glassdoor listings for a plumber and an electrician at Disneyland Resort in Anaheim offer starting pay rates above $25 per hour.
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Rosie had been everything from a riveter to a welder to a machinist to an electrician to a carpenter to a mechanic.
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A New York Times electrician, Thomas P. Ward, remained in charge of the ball and its dramatic drop for half a century.
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The daughter of an electrician and a health care worker, she played handball and sang in community choirs and annual Christmas shows.
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And I've lent a hand when workers were laying carpeting or putting up Sheetrock, or if an electrician or plumber needed help.
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As if on cue, Josip Lacmanovic, an electrician, and his wife, Ruzica, who live in Astoria and are from Croatia, walked in.
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Mr. Hawk, the young electrician, said he voted for Mr. Trump because his economic program spoke to him in ways that Mrs.
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Nick was an electrician and a decade later joined forces with his brothers to buy and repurpose old commercial and industrial buildings.
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Yet it took close to 10 people — employees from Huyghe's gallery and his studio, aquarium engineers, an electrician — a month to install.
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"You can hire one electrician in Los Angeles for the cost of three or four electricians in here," one producer told me.
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According to court papers, Safran hired Atadzhanov to "work on his lights" in his home, even though Atadzhanov said he wasn't an electrician.
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They hire the subcontractors, like the plumber and the electrician, that is typically how you do the work, you have lots of subcontractors.
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Tharme says he takes a lot of pride in his work, and that he prefers it to his old job as an electrician.
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A baby-faced 27-year-old Moroccan electrician, Abusaid left home with dreams of finding work in Germany or even the United States.
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"I would interview the physical therapist or fitness instructor just like I would interview a plumber, an electrician or a doctor," Thompson said.
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Mr. Gregory, the electrician, said his union had hundreds of applicants for work digging ditches and laying pipe, starting at $10.88 an hour.
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Her father retired as an electrician who was a member of Local 11 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, in Los Angeles.
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Everyone in the band carries a full-time job—courier, electrician, IT, dishwasher—which they've negotiated to at least tolerate their touring lifestyle.
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He phoned friends for help, including an electrician, an electrical engineer, and his longtime bodyguard—each in some way associated with his administration.
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If the wiring needs to be replaced or repaired, the electrician should submit an application to the board to do the necessary work.
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David Mushakwe, 35, a car electrician, stood quietly as he watched hundreds of mostly young men jumping on trucks in front of Parliament.
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Michael Fanelli, an electrician who lives in Poughkeepsie, N.Y., with his wife and their two children, doesn't even bother with the happy face.
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Mr. Shaw, an electrician, had seen a young man move toward the building gripping an AR-15 rifle and squeezing the trigger repeatedly.
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My dad the union electrician loved the health care he got from the I.B.E.W. He would never want someone to take that away.
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My dad the union electrician loved the health care he got from the I.B.E.W. He would never want someone to take that away.
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"They have one of the original Nation of Islam pies," said Saladin Sharif, a 44-year-old electrician shopping with his three stepchildren.
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In 1995, an electrician working on the mansion shared by the Mötley Crüe drummer and Baywatch star Pamela Anderson stole the couple's safe.
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Dean Harris, an electrician, said dollar vans were virtually the only alternative to a car in southeastern Queens, where he lives and works.
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"His points really hit home for us," said Jacob Hawk, 247, an electrician from Minerva, Ohio, who voted for Mr. Obama in 270.
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Then Jocelyn Smith, an electrician for "Beautiful," told Ms. Weeks that she was an ordained minister with the online Church of Spiritual Humanism.
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I go back to this dirty job site in a suit so that I can tell the electrician where to put light switches.
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Previously, we talked to an electrician apprentice in Boston, a sales research manager in New York City, and a social media coordinator in Atlanta.
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Previously, we talked to an electrician apprentice in Boston, an executive assistant in San Francisco, and a sales research manager in New York City.
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Ryan Payne, an Army veteran and electrician from Montana, told reporters at the time he helped organize armed supporters into sniper positions against authorities.
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Don't be tempted to do the job yourself — unless you're a trained electrician , always hire a professional to do electrical work in your home.
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He had learned to fix TVs as a teenager in Taiwan, and he came to America working as an electrician in the merchant marines.
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"It's been a long three months," said Abe Powell, an electrician who formed the bucket brigade, which has dug out more than 80 homes.
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Jamie Harron, an electrician working in Afghanistan, was convicted for public indecency after being accused of touching a German man's behind in a bar.
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For Makonnen, whose father worked as electrician when he was growing up, it made for a fraught upbringing and constant warning to stay inside.
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And the electrician, Kelly Ann (Imogen Poots), a millennial with a classic-rock soul, is thinking about packing it all in for film school.
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Allan Zhang, an electrician who works at a mine here, said his employer had raised monthly pay by nearly 50 percent since the summer.
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Damning emails A few days after that testimony, David Durham, a 67-year-old retired electrician in Louisville, Kentucky, would be diagnosed with mesothelioma.
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Mr. Lucas was once an electrician at a Massey-owned mine, where he said he was asked to take shortcuts that would compromise safety.
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For example, if you hire a plumber or electrician to do work on your house, that person might be classified as an independent contractor.
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"These fires are not impacting me physically — my home is fine — but they are really wearing me down mentally," Mr. Alvarez, an electrician, said.
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Karrys, who played alongside an electrician, a plumber and a golf pro, said he was the only member of his team who worked out.
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"I bought a computer and had my business cards made with clip art of a woman electrician with a lightning bolt," Ms. Hicks said.
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Mr. Blenkiron, a former electrician, said he and other victims have spent much of the past few years trying to turn their experiences around.
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But he did so well on an admissions review that the Navy said he should instead be a submarine electrician, a higher-skilled position.
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In the case of Juan, the electrician, nothing remains to stop the government from acting on the deportation order he first received in 2013.
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Then, with the help of an electrician, they ran a new outlet through the attic and into the closet where a light box would be.
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The electrician told WABC that as he was being chocked another man acted like he was going to help, but shoved him against a window.
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This year, she contracted a lighting expert and firefighter to do the more complicated lights and an electrician so she wouldn't burn down any restaurants.
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Well, think about this: Do you call a plumber when you have a flood in your basement, or an electrician when your lights go out?
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It will also be able to recharge in a normal household outlet, so there's no need to hire an electrician to install a charging station.
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"I smuggled Iraqis, Syrians, and people who did not speak Arabic," said the man, a Syrian in his thirties who once worked as an electrician.
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Useful tricks with the thermal imaging cameraBulky case can take a beatingMy electrician dad would love this thingSuper chunky and lacking in the processor department
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Eventually, my dad found a job as an electrician, construction worker, and pizza delivery man, while my mom toiled away at a food packaging company.
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" He stood in the sun accompanied by his friend Ulises Menendez, an electrician, who nodded quietly and added: "Illusions are a terrible thing in Cuba.
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"I will vote for the SDS because we need change," said 43-year-old electrician Andrej, who was buying groceries in a Ljubljana street market.
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Narcis Termes, 68, an electrician attending the separatist protest with his wife said he was no longer hopeful about the prospects of Catalonia gaining independence.
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"When they need water, land and crops, they come and take it," said Lu Jian, 42, an electrician who participated in the protests in Baoding.
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Netanyahu and two others: an electrician connected to Mr. Netanyahu's Likud Party and the deputy director for operations at the prime minister's office, Ezra Saidoff.
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No problem was too small for me to be asked to fix it; I often felt like an electrician hired to flip a light switch.
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Daily life is colored by political division and anxiety, which the narrator's father, an insomniac electrician, copes with by drinking tea made of linden blossoms.
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The woman tells me that I would have to hire an electrician to do a wire check and if the wires have been fed wrong.
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Pierre Le Guennec, a retired French electrician who worked for Pablo Picasso, revealed some of the works in a trove of 271 previously undocumented Picassos.
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In 1983, when Huff was 6, his father was shot to death in a dispute at the apartment complex where he worked as an electrician.
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He was certified as an electrician and joined the Communist Party after World War II. He married Maria Calutu, whose father was a Baptist pastor.
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"If you want to talk about the stock market, you're better off doing so with your electrician, plumber, or taxi driver rather than an economist."
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Zakharchenko, a former coal mine electrician from eastern Ukraine, was the leader of an anti-Kiev militia when he was summoned to Moscow in 2014.
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Consider George Gage, an electrician with no criminal record who was charged in 1999 with sexually abusing his stepdaughter, who reported the allegations years later.
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If your home has two-prong outlets, there's no safe way to update them to modern three-prong outlets, short of calling a licensed electrician.
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The story of Ms. Boone and Mr. Gagosian dates back to 1980, when an electrician arrived at 420 West Broadway to fix the circuit breakers.
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Pam Hacker, an electrician running for the State House, said she rarely brings up the president, but sees him alienating communities that once voted Republican.
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Michael Stettler, 49, an electrician who lives about two hours away, drove over with his rifle and his dog, Wolffie, and joined with the protest group.
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The one-time electrician who was ranked as Australia's 26th- richest person by Forbes in 2012, made an initial attempt at a comeback two years ago.
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The Arlo Pro 2 cameras are rechargeable and work wirelessly, meaning setup is fast and there's no need to call an electrician to set them up.
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The 234-year-old electrician has also lost part of his livelihood: the ground floor of his house was his electrical shop and a grocery store.
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The part-time electrician said that most nights he stays awake until 1 am to make the most of the area's delivery schedule for tap water.
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"There are problems that could be solved with those amounts of money," said Mirto Cesar, a 40-year-old unemployed electrician in Praia with two children.
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Unlike hard-wired fixtures, it doesn't require an electrician to install, and an entire system can plug into an existing outlet (expect to pay about $1,000).
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In another embarrassment, a politically connected electrician reportedly received handsome payments for extensive weekend work, including during Yom Kippur, when most of the country shuts down.
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Since his release from prison, Mr. Lightfoot, who had trained as an electrician, has had a couple of jobs, including as a park worker, she said.
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He looked at systems made by professionals, but ultimately decided to use his experience working as an electrician in college to help build his own system.
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But he was just certified as a master electrician and plans to look for a job at an electronic devices manufacturer if Qixing shuts down entirely.
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"Traffic is a huge quality-of-life issue," said Michael A. Soriano, 51, a former electrician who now serves full-time as the mayor of Parsippany.
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He worked as an electrician beginning in the early 1960s, then went to Aberdeen University, from which he received a degree in electrical engineering in 1972.
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They both had full-time jobs — she as a teacher and he as an electrician — yet month after month they found themselves falling deeper into debt.
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They toiled long hours, she as a welder and he as an electrician, which gave him the chance to approach her workstation to share covert glances.
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"Basically, anything that would have the potential of burning down the house or flooding the house, we had the plumber or the electrician do," DeWitt said.
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He sustained third-degree burns to 30 percent of his body and said he had lost the grip strength needed for his work as an electrician.
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He is now a father helping to raise three children, renting a house on Long Island and working for his friend's family business as an electrician.
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Traphes Bryant, a White House electrician who also cared for the first family's dogs, said Johnson had "inherited" two female reporters from President John F. Kennedy.
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She and Mancusi-Ungaro hired experts of various sorts—a guitar maker, an electrician, a robotics engineer—to fix most of the original motors and wiring.
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The couple's finances have worn dangerously thin after Mr. Jiménez, 45, lost his job in 2017 as a senior electrician at the carmaker PSA Peugeot Citroën.
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A local electrician tried to fix the problem, but even after all the power was shut off at Westview, the testing equipment still displayed a strange interference.
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Crosse, also nicknamed "the thunder and lightning man"—and, more simply, "the electrician"—was born in 1784 and was an early pioneer in the study of electricity.
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Former aviation electrician Yvette Quinn discovered the documents several weeks ago, and turned them over to WKMG News 6, concerned about the information left on the curb.
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In addition to such schooling demands, workers in this field usually start their career as an electrician in order to gain the experience needed for this role.
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His father, Jerry Acel Moore (the name Acel, pronounced ACE-el, was believed to be a variant of Asa), was an electrician at the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard.
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"We're going to get rid of them but we have to fight," said Jose Zapata, 57, an electrician, as he marched with a stick in his hand.
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Wells, an aircraft electrician with the 101st Airborne Division, was rushed to Blanchfield Army Community Hospital located on the base, where he later died from his injuries.
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Mr. Omar, a retired electrician, was engaged in an act of filial obligation and something larger, as well: the consecration of a piece of American religious history.
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The report also said that the Netanyahus had bypassed regulations to hire the electrician for repairs at the couple's private residence in Caesarea on weekends and holidays.
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Doing so broke it -- I live in a house built in 1927 -- and I had to pay an electrician $250 to get everything back up and running.
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But we should be growing them here so they don't need a college degree to have a middle-class job as a laborer, electrician, a construction worker.
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An electrician averages about $30-$35 an hour off the coast of California, Newton said, and about $18 to $26 an hour in the Gulf of Mexico.
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In Spremberg, electrician Horst Hannusch, 53, who was a miner for 10 years, agreed with the AfD on the coal exit but won't vote for the party.
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In Milwaukee, Eric Pfeiler, an electrician who was walking downtown with his son on Saturday, saw more of a systemic breakdown than any one person to blame.
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Terrence James Laughlin was born in Brooklyn on March 25, 1951, to John Laughlin, an electrician, and the former Patricia O'Toole, who worked in a doctor's office.
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At the end of Wednesday's hearing, Judge Weinstein questioned him about his current job (electrician), his romantic status (single) and his education (recently graduated from Baruch College).
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"This will really bring down the team's enthusiasm at a time when they should be focused on the game," said Gustavo Taboada, a 25-year-old electrician.
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David Donovan, 25, an electrician and longtime Lowell resident, agreed that it was "reasonable" to suspend the resettlement program, even though he had voted for Mrs. Clinton.
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Zhang Xin, an electrician, stopped at a Lotte store in Beijing on his way home, and bought a bag of ribs to make lunch for his wife.
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At the museum, he looked around at the people bringing the space to life and noted that the electrician and various maintenance workers are all graffiti writers.
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When I left finance, I thought I 'd be done for good because I didn't think I had any transferable skills like a software engineer or electrician.
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There are a little more than two weeks between Juan, an electrician in the Bronx, and the date he cannot forget: March 21, 2017, at 20083 a.m.
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You can go to the department's website to find out if an electrician has a current license, is properly insured, and has any disciplinary reports on file.
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This, obviously, was upsetting to Derek, who came charging in my office talking about Ayn Rand and there are people who are on the fast growth trajectory and those are the architects but you also need electricians in your building and if you want the lights to turn on you don't need a C electrician you need an A+. You don't need a C architect you need an A+ electrician.
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She was a construction electrician, building bases for troops to stay in Iraq during her seven-month deployment—a time during which she was sober, she tells me.
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Islamabad, Pakistan (CNN)The caretaker of a Pakistani house of worship unleashed his pet lion on an electrician who was trying to collect late payment, local police say.
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Between her part-time job at a non-profit and her electrician husband's work, they make around 12,000 rupees every month - just enough to keep their household running.
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"If you're an electrician in a city as expensive as New York, being in a union is your only hope to hit the middle class," Schroth told Motherboard.
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But we should be growing them up here so they don't need a college degree to have a middle class job as a laborer, electrician, a construction worker.
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Another veteran was able to reconnect with his experience as an electrical engineer in the military and move on from barbecue to a career as a civilian electrician.
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An electrician is perched in the crook of the tree, where the branches meet the trunk, holding a cable with one hand and balancing himself with the other.
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Their family, friends and relatives all worked in the abundant steel mills in the Pittsburgh area — Mr. Peterson's father as an electrician, Mr. Paslow's father as a blacksmith.
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The person killed was sitting in his or her car when the crane fell down, they added, which was captured on video by an electrician in the area.
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In 2007 the only other man charged with the 29 murders, South Armagh electrician Sean Hoey, then 38, was found not guilty after a lengthy non-jury trial.
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This is very off-brand for him as he's very handy, but he decides not to take the risk and will call an electrician to come this week.
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Mr. Hodge's father, Bruce, an electrician, was wiring a house in a forestlike 100-acre property in Remsen, N.Y., being built by Ms. Hamlin's parents, Ron and Eilleen.
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A truck driver who moonlights as an electrician rigged the team's generator into the complex's electrical system and switched on the air-conditioning, improving on Mr. LaBrie's directions.
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The shooter, identified by police as 51-year-old Anthony Ferrill, was an electrician at the company, an attorney who worked with him in the past told CNN.
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Case examples include an electrician leaving his place of work, five people walking together, a person sitting on the road, mail delivery men, and construction workers unloading bricks.
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The local Democratic Party chairwoman, Sandy Dockendorff, knew there was trouble when she saw a Trump sign in the yard of an electrician who had always supported Democrats.
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Before the divorce, Mr. Trump found a role model in someone quite different from his father: his maternal grandfather, Milos Zelnicek, an electrician who was an avid outdoorsman.
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Now one of them, Haisem Zahab, a 42-year-old electrician, is accused of using the internet to try to help the Islamic State develop a guided missile.
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In one interview, a man who identified himself only as Artemio and as an "electrician and rescuer" told her that he had heard the voice of a girl.
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Pablo Picasso's former electrician, Pierre Le Guennec, claimed that he lied in court when he stated that the late artist had given him 271 works in a cardboard box.
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"We have our own way of doing things," said Charles Weyers, a barrel-chested man who was employed as an electrician by De Beers for more than 20 years.
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Aura photography is said to have been discovered in 1939 by electrician Semyon Davidovich Kirlian and his wife, Valentina, while they were exploring the limits of high-voltage photography.
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Screenshot: WYMTWhen Kentucky electrician Chris Prater felt something in his eye after he cut down a tree from a power line, he thought maybe sawdust was causing the irritation.
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Searchers like those inhabit "Roadies," most notably Kelly Ann, an electrician technician played by Imogen Poots, who in the pilot is wrestling with leaving the tour for film school.
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The event happens spontaneously when Vid, a rich electrician said to look like Tony Soprano, impetuously invites his dreary next-door neighbors, Erika and Oliver, over for the day.
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"I bought it so I could see Donald today," said Corica, an electrician from Connecticut who took a selfie with Trump last year while serving as a tournament volunteer.
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Guy Samson, a retired electrician who lives outside Paris, said that his friends gave him a hard time about his diesel Tiguan, and that its resale value had plunged.
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"Abu Mazen's participation in the funeral is an absolute disgrace to the Palestinian people," Abu Samah, 52, an electrician from Ramallah, said in an interview, using Mr. Abbas's nickname.
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His father was driving a cab in New York when he won a small amount of money from a lotto ticket, which he used to become a licensed electrician.
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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — A Scottish electrician named Jamie Harron, visiting Dubai as a tourist, was sentenced to three months in jail for touching a man in a bar.
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Mr. Ullah, an electrician who lived in Brooklyn, spent a year plotting his attack, a prosecutor, George D. Turner, told the jury in the government's closing argument on Monday.
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Does an out-of-work electrician in Staten Island, and millions more Americans in the same situation, really need big data, technologically-driven studies, and programs on revolutionizing philanthropy?
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Mr. Johnson, who friends described as a strong athlete who had training as an electrician, had volunteered at a shoe giveaway for GoodKids MadCity last month, Mr. Pittman said.
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" For example, when a really great electrician decides to start his own business (to give himself a better job), he's first creating a job for himself as a "Technician.
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Ros Davis, 69, a retired electrician, said that while she liked her neighbors, the new housing would allow her to live around people she had more in common with.
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We learn that, as Coyote matures, so does their understanding of themself, to the point where they pivot careers: from electrician (hence the diagrams) to performer to vocal LGBTQ advocate.
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Ray Sage, 65, an electrician who keeps his bees on the roof of a Lower East Side community center, strapped two boxes of bees to the rack of his bicycle.
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Visit the retired automotive plant electrician while he's volunteering at the museum and he'll tell you about devastating tornadoes that ripped off roofs and forced the city to rebuild -- twice.
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"People in the rest of Chile are so afraid of thieves that they build walls around their homes," said Paul Robledo, 40, an electrician from Iquique (pronounced E-key-kay).
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These days, mechanics have to have a solid handle on the theory behind combustion engines and also be a plumber, an electrician, a welder, a diagnostician, and a computer technician.
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She says she takes pride in being the only female aspiring electrician where she lives in Kampala, asked to mend all kinds of things from televisions to phones and irons.
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And even when we do scientific research and we're investing in a university at the highest level for a scientist, that physical structure requires a plumber, an electrician, a carpenter.
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Sol Aramendi, a photographer based in Queens and an activist with NICE, first joined Hana Georg, a local electrician, to propose the idea to construction laborers, who were immediately enthusiastic.
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Blue-collar electrician Roy Neary (Richard Dreyfuss) has a close encounter with a UFO, which leaves him with an intense fascination with spacecrafts and also a mysterious mountain-like shape.
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Gripped by the message, Shagari swapped life as a father and electrician to join the militants and rose rapidly through their ranks, his ascent mirroring the group's own growing stature.
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I also let him know that I may need to take a morning off for an electrician appointment and confirm his schedule to find the best day for this week.
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Spanish and Swiss police identified the holder of the account as a Spanish electrician, and he was arrested when he arrived at the bank to collect part of the ransom.
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"There was a lot of fear and panic, but things haven't really changed for most people," said Eric González, a 35-year-old electrician carrying a backpack full of tools.
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As an electrician, worker's rights and labor unions were a big issue for him, and when Payne shared Warren's plan for empowering workers and raising wages, it won him over.
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An electrician lingering by a cigarette shop at the top of the stairs said he practiced wushu and had come to check out the club after hearing about the controversy.
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"My dad said there's no future in fishing," said Chan Kin-chor, a 25-year-old electrician who had dropped by to help his father-in-law fix a boat.
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Drug prices for medical abortions are high, she can't find a physician to replace her aging medical director, and an electrician recently refused services because he opposed abortion, she said.
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Suddenly, Jason Willbanks, 39, who lost a job as an electrician with a coal company and now drives crews to and from their shifts on coal trains, emerged from within.
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"It's more money for the rich and nothing for the poor," said Alain Missana, an electrician wearing a yellow vest - symbol of anti-government protests that have rattled France for months.
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McGrane -- an electrician by trade -- says he's hoping to give up the electric game to focus on boxing full-time because he thinks he has potential to be a world champ!!!
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It's not quite as sensitive as the tool an electrician would use, but I found it was able to detect a power outlet from as far as a couple of inches.
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The British police officers who shot dead a Brazilian electrician in 22007 after mistaking him for a suicide bomber should not be prosecuted, Europe's top human rights court ruled on Wednesday.
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The British police officers who shot dead a Brazilian electrician in 2005 after mistaking him for a suicide bomber should not be prosecuted, Europe's top human rights court ruled on Wednesday.
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It was great for the three hours or so that it lasted, but so quickly we've fallen back into our playbook routines, silently going about our various businesses. Policeman. Electrician. Journalist.
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Richard Parks, 240, an electrician in Atlanta, said he saw the price of regular gas jump at a Shell Station in East Atlanta to $260 on Monday from $2.51 on Sunday.
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Burton, who now works as a surface electrician, said if his coal mine closed down he would retrain, because he had transferable electrical skills, which would help him continue his career.
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Norcross, am plugged in more than most on these issues after spending years installing power lines in refineries and on the tops of bridges as a union electrician in New Jersey.
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James F. Hanley, who started work as a union electrician and went on to become New York City's chief labor negotiator for nearly 22007 years, died on Wednesday on Staten Island.
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If an electrician installs some recessed lights in your living room, for example, he may be able to suggest a painter to repair any damage done to the walls or ceiling.
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Founded in 2013, the New York-based company saw a need for tenants and landlords to share access with guests, such as visiting family members, the electrician or a delivery person.
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Eduardo Silva, a 21-year-old electrician taking a break in central Rio, said having the army in charge would lead to more shootouts, and innocents caught up in the crossfire.
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"I was installing lighting control systems and I got shocked because the lighting control panel I was working on was miswired by an electrician," he told me in Manassas last month.
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The groom—the son of Roy McCoy, a retired electrician in Marshfield, Massachusetts, and Eleanor McCoy, a librarian—will, after years of online dating, all but give up on finding love.
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The 44 new citizens hailed from 26 countries and included an electrician, a banker, a college counselor and an Uber driver, per Pence, who acknowledged the "challenges" of the US immigration system.
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People formed lines radiating from where rescuers worked, passing back messages with their needs: water, or expert assistance from an electrician, and in this case, cardboard to lay on rain-slicked ground.
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Although he has a long wait ahead of him, he's already making preparations for the car; he called an electrician on Monday to talk about retrofitting his house for a fast charger.
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"Jared is probably the nicest guy anybody could meet, if you talked to any one of his friends they would say they would call him their best friend," says Claraty, an electrician.
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"I grew up with a lot of brothers and everyone in my family is like an elevator mechanic, or a carpenter, or an electrician—a masculine, blue-collar family," he told me.
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The inquest, held at Poplar Coroner's Court in London, heard that the teenager, and trainee electrician, bought more drugs from a stranger inside the club the night he died, on August 6.
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"It's about appearances; it's about the mask that I wear," said Ms. Lynch, 52, a life coach who lives with her husband, Paul Lynch, 53, an electrician, and their two teenage sons.
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ISIS: Australia's Supreme Court sentenced an electrician to nine years in prison for testing rockets and propellants on his farm in New South Wales and sending his findings to the Islamic State.
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First, she was irked when a tiler took five days to tile her small kitchen floor; then an electrician disappeared after disconnecting the electricity in her two-family home in Bayside, Queens.
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But Jürgen Meyer, an electrician who comes to the bookstore for sausages and whole grain rolls, and might pick up a magazine now and then, said the extra money was worth it.
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Raised in Ohio, the son of an electrician, Mr. Cohn has frequently spoken about his struggles with dyslexia and the brash talk he used to secure his first job as a trader.
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Ms. Miller grew up in Indiana, but she loved visiting her grandfather, an electrician whose pastime was salvaging castoffs left at the dump when the summer people went back to the city.
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Mr. Lambert worked for decades as a union electrician in Manhattan but early on, after a few summers away from the beach, he began taking summers off to work the beach job.
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On the corner where "LOVE" will be reinstalled after a welcome-back parade around the city on a flatbed truck, Charles Cook, an electrician, said he was looking forward to its return.
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Federal prosecutors said Ullah built the bomb out of a pipe taken from a construction site where he worked as an electrician, using match heads and sugar as explosives and screws as shrapnel.
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The loudest opposition to her appointment comes from the family of Jean Charles de Menezes, a Brazilian electrician who was shot dead by police officers in 2005 having been mistaken for a terrorist.
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The electrical work she had done was by a licensed electrician, she said, and added that she had indeed put in a beam to provide support in the absence of the removed wall.
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CHICAGO - (The opinions expressed here are those of the author, a columnist for Reuters.) When Doug Anderson retired as an electrician at the end of 2975, he worried would run out of money.
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The Mummers represent a wild, exuberant, and frankly bizarre tradition that deserves to continue; where else can you see your electrician dance down the street as a sequined cow carrying a miniature umbrella?
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DIYARBAKIR, Turkey (Reuters) - Kurdish electrician Sukru Gunduz was out on a job when a friend came running to tell him his house was being knocked down, with five members of his family inside.
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France's high appeals court upheld a suspended two-year sentence against Picasso's former electrician Pierre Le Guennec and his wife, Danielle Le Guennec, for possession of 22019 stolen works by the famous painter.
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But when Mr. Neuer asked Mr. Le Guennec at the couple's 2015 trial to name Picasso's most famous artwork at MoMA, the former electrician did not know what the New York museum was.
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Mr. Lo is the oldest of two sons born to Bonnie Moy Lo, who retired after working for 20 years in the financial services industry, and Brian Lo, an electrician in New York.
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New Model 3 owners will have to hire a licensed electrician (Tesla offers a database of specially trained professionals for the job), so the cost varies depending on who you call for the job.
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In 1995, a 5003-minute sex tape (and home video) of Pamela Anderson and her then-husband, Tommy Lee, was released by their jilted electrician, Rand Gauthier, who stole a safe containing the video.
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Coble, a Vietnam War veteran and electrician, was convicted in 1990 of slaying his estranged wife's mother and father, Robert and Zelda Vicha, and her brother, John "Bobby" Vicha, who was a police sergeant.
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That change required "the greatest technological transformation" at the Louisville plant - one of two Ford has in the city - since the 1980s, said electrician Chuck Billingsley, a 33-year veteran worker at the automaker.
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"IMET A man polishing his Ford Sierra—self-employed electrician, dad always voted Labour," began Tony Blair when describing the type of voter Labour would be after, ahead of his 1997 general election victory.
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His father became the first black master electrician in the state, but only after frustrating delays blamed on racial discrimination drove him to alcoholism and gambling debts that resulted in a period in jail.
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Over the course of her lifetime, a woman working as an electrician will make over $85033 million more than her counterpart working in traditionally "female-dominated" jobs, such as a childcare or service provider.
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Netanyahu have the state pay the bills for a private electrician's work at the family's residence in coastal Caesarea, despite a specific government instruction that the electrician not be permitted to perform work there.
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The SFA's Survey on Pay and Conditions also found that the average rates of basic pay ranged from 429 euros ($455) per week for a care assistant to 767 euros per week for an electrician.
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Now Mr. Dutroux, a former electrician who has been held in solitary confinement for 214 years for crimes that gripped Belgium, has won a court victory that could eventually lead to his release on parole.
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The man who went by Chandler was an electrician and a draftsman who co-workers described as being an odd, eccentric and highly intelligent man, but a loner with no family or friends, Elliott said.
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Most days, Michael Harrison, a former mine electrician and "buggy man" who once drove trucks 700 feet underground, can be found hunched over a silver laptop, designing websites for clients like the Pikeville tourism board.
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Workforce development, to a greater or lesser degree of education, some of it is vocational, skills training and the rest, where you can be a tradesman, a person, a plumber, an electrician and the rest.
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And because Guadalupe's husband, an electrician, is undocumented, he's not eligible for disaster unemployment assistance from the Federal Emergency Management Agency — available only to U.S. citizens whose places of work were damaged by the storm.
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Mr. Harron, 27, the Scottish electrician visiting Dubai, was arrested and sentenced to three months in jail for public indecency for allegedly touching a man's hip as he brushed past him in a crowded bar.
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Some combination of talents — dexterity, mechanical aptitude, precision, patience, a bit of the plumber, a bit of the electrician — made him good not just at experimental work but at creating the tools for such work.
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We created the American dream for millions of people like myself, the grandson of immigrants, the son of a union electrician who went on to become a successful business leader and create thousands of jobs.
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Mr. Parker, for example, is an electrician from Idaho who has said that he went to the Bundy ranch after seeing videos of confrontations between the Bundys and officials from the Bureau of Land Management.
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Though Salahi was a skilled electrician, he hired Yacoub to fix his TV. Not long afterward, in mid-November, Salahi's boss sent him to Mauritania's Presidential palace, to install Internet routers and update the phones.
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"I was naive enough to believe that a new company taking over would be a breath of fresh air," Brad McCurdy, a powerhouse electrician with 14 years of experience at the factory, told CNN Business.
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The new working class contains many of the traditional blue-collar occupations — truck driver, electrician, plumber — but by and large its members are more likely to wield mops than hammers, and bedpans rather than trowels.
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James Shaw Jr., a 29-year-old electrician, became a media star after overpowering a gunman who killed four people at a Tennessee Waffle House outlet in Nashville to save the lives of more customers.
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He left the pulp plant to work at various jobs, including taxi driver and electrician, before deciding in 2015 to start his own business helping people develop their own lines of dried berries and juices.
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The sailors still missing were identified as: Electronics technician 1st class Charles Nathan Findley, 31, from MissouriInterior communications electrician 33st class Abraham Lopez, 39, from TexasElectronics technician 2nd class Kevin Sayer Bushell, 26, from MarylandElectronics technician 2nd class Jacob Daniel Drake, 21, from OhioInformation systems technician 2nd class Timothy Thomas Eckels Jr., 23, from MarylandInformation systems technician 2nd class Corey George Ingram, 28, from New YorkElectronics technician 3rd class John Henry Hoagland III, 20, from TexasInterior communications electrician 3rd class Logan Stephen Palmer, 23, from Illinois
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Police said the electrician visited the house of worship multiple times because his wages were overdue, and eventually got into a heated debate with the caretaker -- who then used his pet lion to attack the man.
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He brought on stage James Shaw Jr., a 29-year-old electrician who overpowered a gunman who killed four people at a Waffle House outlet in Nashville in April to save the lives of more customers.
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In the early 224s, when he was a humble electrician at the Gdansk shipyards, he bought a television set and a washing machine with money won in the lottery, his wife later recalled in her memoirs.
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In one of the hardest times to hire skilled workers in decades, Lowe's is running a pilot program offering $0003,500 to its own employees if they will learn a master trade, such as electrician or plumber.
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Once a grungy punk-rock hangout, the newly rehabilitated Asbury Lanes boasts its original — and now working — neon bowling pin sign, restored by the family of the electrician who originally built it, along with other items.
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Perhaps instead of growing the business by hiring more electricians and doing more jobs, the electrician could bid for more complex, higher paying jobs and do the same amount of work but for a higher price.
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LONDON — One September day in 2010, a man who said he was the former electrician of Pablo Picasso entered the Paris office of the Picasso estate, wheeling a suitcase filled with 271 of the Spaniard's artworks.
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AIX-EN-PROVENCE, France (Reuters) - An elderly French electrician and his wife were convicted on Friday of illicitly procuring hundreds of Picasso artworks that they kept for almost 40 years in the garage of their home.
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Among those working the fire engine and hose were retired social work lecturer Phil Kingston, retired GP Diana Warner, musician Cathy Eastburn, Forest School leader Árainn Hawker, ex-Buddhist teacher Mark Ovland, and electrician Liam Norton.
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He told us that he decided to leave Alexandria when he was 260: he had stopped going to school, and worked as a fisherman and a mechanic, and also helped his father who is an electrician.
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According to a recent decision by Australia's Fair Work Commission (FWC), electrician Tom Colella used an empty, foil-lined bag of Twisties to block out signals that would have allowed his employer to track him using GPS.
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"The top capitalist leaders are here and we have to show them that the fight continues," said Alain Missana, 48, an electrician wearing a yellow vest -- symbol of anti-government demonstrations that have rattled France for months.
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It connects right to your wall's wiring, which might sound intimidating if you're not an electrician, but don't worry because there is a step-by-step guide within the Kasa Smart app to help you with installation.
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"Pay has fallen and therefore many try to look for alternative work," said Alexander, an electrician at the Novocherkassk Electric Locomotive Plant, whose workers were at the center of the unrest more than half a century ago.
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A British electrician was allowed to leave Dubai after the emirate's ruler, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum, stepped in to overturn his three-month jail sentence for brushing against a man's hip in a crowded bar.
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He told me that he had studied physics, but had never been able to find paying work in his field, and so, in addition to prospecting, he had worked as a gym teacher and as an electrician.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Sydney resident Raman Kumar recently lost his job as an electrician after his employer outsourced a big chunk of the work to China to slash costs - and then hired him back as a casual worker.
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On a recent evening, Chance Reading, an electrician who has lived in the area for 2700 years, went to the City Council chambers to speak against a proposed development near his home in Verdi, on Reno's outskirts.
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But those efforts suffered a blow last weekend when a 300-year-old Palestinian electrician, identified by the Israeli authorities as Ashraf Naalwa, ran up to the second floor of the factory where he had been working.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Having quit his low-paid job with a contractor in Qatar, electrician Kurian Joseph scrabbles for work each day in his hometown in Kerala, a southwestern state that has one of India's highest unemployment rates.
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Also expected in the invitation-only crowd: Mike Lovejoy, a Kennebunkport electrician and fix-it man who has worked at Bush's Maine summer estate since 943 and says he was shocked and heartened to be asked to come.
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It seems like a banal problem, but filling my bedroom with lamps that turn on with an iPhone means I don't have to call an electrician to drill holes in my ceiling and walls to install permanent lighting.
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As Cheryl's attorneys later argued in court, she believed she had no other option than homicide when her father, a 42-year-old local electrician named James Pierson, threatened to begin abusing her 8-year-old sister, JoAnn.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - Manzoor Ahmad lost his job as an electrician and is struggling to make ends meet after a crucial road tunnel project shut down in Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir state in the north.
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The bankruptcy order comes 10 years after the 40-year-old former mining electrician scraped together a A$1 million ($728,700) deposit for a rundown coal mine that returned a profit of A$442 million 18 months later.
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Courtney Williams, 37, an electrician who lives in Forney, just east of Dallas, said he had known Mr. Johnson during his teenage days, when Mr. Johnson would stay with his mother in the Pleasant Grove area of Dallas.
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That may be a major hurdle if a large part of your income is cash-based, such as if you work as a restaurant server, an electrician, a massage therapist, a mechanic, a makeup artist or a plumber.
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No question, facility managers should have evacuated their residents as soon as it became apparent Florida Power and Light wasn't on the way to fix the damaged transformer supplying their AC system, something their own electrician couldn't fix.
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In court papers filed by his defense attorney, Perkins was described as a hard-working, "loving husband and father" who overcame being expelled from high school to earn his GED, join the Marines, and become a skilled electrician.
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"We need a real Santa Claus to come and take all the Lebanese away," said Mohamed Ibrahim, a young electrician who was taking a selfie with his new wife, Taghrid Ibrahim, in front of the mall's nativity scene.
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"Most people doing that type of work were doing poverty-stricken people, like on the Lower East Side," said Mr. Kattelson, who grew up in the Bronx and Queens, the son of an electrician and a shop owner.
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Edwin Frese, 32, an electrician who lives in Harrisburg, Pa., said he had followed the impeachment hearings on the radio at work, but was not persuaded that the president had pressured a foreign leader for a political errand.
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The Obama administration put off deportations for thousands of immigrants it did not consider priorities, including Juan, the Bronx electrician, and Guadalupe García de Rayos, the Arizona mother, often law-abiding people with strong ties to their communities.
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When building solar into new construction, there are no customer acquisition costs and no sales commissions, permitting costs are much lower, financing costs are much lower, there's already an electrician on site, there are no interconnection applications, etc.
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So with a price tag that's close to $250, it might be a time-saving investment if you work as an electrician overseas installing European power outlets, but the average carpenter might want to hold on to their saws.
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Amazon Home Services will provide Audi e-tron owners with a place (meaning online) to learn about EV home charging installation and equipment, pricing for electrical services and the ability to schedule an electrician to install an EV charger.
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Martha Lucile Wiederrecht was born in Seattle on March 23, 1923, to Lucile Wright (whose name she would seize on for professional use) and Frederick Wiederrecht, a plumber, electrician and general handyman who was also a well-trained tenor.
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Dorcas Lillian Bates was born on July 22, 1926, in Woodbury, N.J. Her mother, Dorcas Lillian Webb, was a homemaker, and her father, Frederick Bates, was an electrician at the Drexel Institute of Technology, now known as Drexel University.
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"I think about my friends and wonder what I should do with my life," said Christandro, an electrician who, like so many in the Western Hemisphere's poorest nation, tries to make ends meet working ad-hoc jobs or scavenging.
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The Times article on the subject this month featured Juan Vivares, 29, a Colombian electrician who was caught crossing the southern border into the United States illegally in 2011 and was ordered deported after losing his bid for asylum.
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I know of some of these jobs not involving a college degree such as a plumber, or an electrician; nevertheless, I feel there are many more opportunities out there that don't necessarily rely on my test scores or GPA.
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SYDNEY, Australia — An Australian electrician who tested rockets and propellants on his farm and sent his findings to the Islamic State through an encrypted app was sentenced to nine years in prison on Friday by a court in Australia.
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"We are a patrol group looking out for the safety of people, the safety of women," said the group's local leader, a 37-year-old electrician who spoke on the condition that he be identified by only his first name, Tony.
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"No matter where you live or work, your roots never change," said Juan Manuel Vázquez, a former cowboy who now works as an electrician in the tourist town of San Miguel de Allende, a drive of an hour and half away.
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Niran Dishin, a secular 24-year-old electrician and construction worker in southern Israel, told me he supports Netanyahu and the law, though he admitted that he didn't really know the details of the legislation, as they didn't directly impact him.
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"As an experienced electrician, Mr Colella knew that this bag would work as a farady cage, thereby preventing the PDA from working properly—especially the provision of regular GPS co-ordinate updates," a recent decision from Australia's Fair Work Commission reads.
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"The top capitalist leaders are here and we have to show them that the fight continues," said Alain Missana, 48, an electrician wearing a yellow vest -- symbol of the anti-government demonstrations that have been held in France for months.
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"The top capitalist leaders are here and we have to show them that the fight continues," said Alain Missana, 48, an electrician wearing a yellow vest - symbol of the anti-government demonstrations that have been held in France for months.
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This is a phone designed for a small number of users, and unless you are an plumber, electrician, first responder, or something of the like, the S60 is just a rugged phone that lets you see the world like Predator.
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According to the 2000 book Crossing Boundaries, Building Bridges, she wrote to her friend, the famed electrician and feminist Caroline Haslett, to ask advice on the appropriate dress code and behavior for women at industry conventions with their male peers.
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He then trained as an auto-electrician, a vocation that explains his affinity with technology, before heading to Bible school and a career as an evangelical preacher and part-time public speaker, a not uncommon path in a deeply devout nation.
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One man, an electrician who asked not to be identified by name for fear of endangering his employment, said that during Hurricane Sandy, he spent his 60th birthday at Beth Israel and did not leave for five days after that.
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I realized that what I truly wanted to see was an entire show about Verdon: her youth on the edges of Hollywood, where her father worked as an electrician at MGM studios and her mother was a former vaudeville star.
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It marries two- and three-dimensional design data so that a contractor can peer through the virtual facade and determine where plumbing should be installed, whether the electrician has left adequate space for ventilation ducts or if columns are correctly aligned.
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Mr. Naalwa, an electrician, had not shown up for work in recent days and might have harbored grievances against his employers, according to other workers in the industrial park, near the settlements of Barkan and Ariel in the central West Bank.
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Ms. Donaleski meticulously described how Mr. Ullah, an electrician, built the bomb in his Brooklyn apartment, using a pipe, wires and screws he had taken from his workplace, a construction site a few blocks from the Port Authority Bus Terminal.
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He attributed much of his entrepreneurial spirit and his down-to-earth personal style to his father, an electrician who was fired after years on the job and died of a heart attack in 1962, when he was just 20003.
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During and after college he worked as an apprentice electrician on the World Trade Center and as a social studies teacher at a parochial school in Harlem while studying for a master's degree in labor economics at the New School.
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Mr. Louie, an electrician who was raised in the Village by his Chinese immigrant parents, is the most regular of those who are still left, coming here nearly every night for as long as the place has been open, 41 years.
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"I'm a worker, I'm a mechanic, I'm the janitor, I'm the electrician, I maintain the A.C., the heating," said Mr. Farago, who on a recent weekday was also a babysitter, dashing frequently into his back office to check on his granddaughter.
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The Longshore and Harbor Workers Compensation Act covers an electrician who was injured in 2014 while installing wires on the floating platform that later become Chevron's massive Big Foot offshore drilling rig, the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals held Thursday.
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Days before the divorce was to be finalized, Mr. Ammon was bludgeoned to death in his East Hampton, N.Y., home by the boyfriend, an electrician named Daniel Pelosi, who is now doing 25 to life in the state's Attica prison.
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When she asked the man how he'd gone from delivering cakes to electrical work, she says he told her that he'd always loved "fidgeting with things" and other people he met on TaskRabbit encouraged him to take some electrician classes.
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Mr. Le Guennec had been employed as an electrician and handyman in various homes of the artist in southern France in the early 1970s, fixing an oven and setting up an alarm system in at least one property, among other duties.
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He worked as an electrician during the Depression, a job, he told The New York Times in a 2013 interview, that paid him $200 a month and that he quit in 1938 to play ball for less than half that.
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One from Vietnam showed a "terrifying image of a hapless Vietnamese electrician, totally entangled in the cobweb of crossed wires and hanging above the street like a giant spider in a hard-hat," wrote the magazine's features editor, Vitali Vitaliev.
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Depending on where you live, and the age of your home, a licensed electrician could charge as little as $100 to install an additional outlet — a small price for something that should make your home safer for years to come.
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A hand-held voltage tester or a three-prong outlet testing device from your local hardware store should cost less than $20 and give you more information to pass along to an electrician when you call one to replace the outlet.
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While his dad took up work as a barber, a French polisher, and a cheese factory worker, Murat finished his studies and took on the trade of electrician, buying the freehold of the shop we're sat in for £1,400 back in 1979.
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LONDON — British prosecutors were right not to charge the police officers involved in the 2005 fatal shooting of Jean Charles de Menezes, the Brazilian electrician who was mistaken for a suicide bomber, the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) ruled on Wednesday.
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Sometimes the mother, Patsy, was the murderous necromancer who slaughtered her angelic daughter in a jealous rage; other times, the alleged culprit was some random electrician from their Colorado town whose ex-girlfriend had tried to sell him out for a cheap buck.
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His days had long overflowed with happiness, in his garden and in his jobs as a railway electrician and a bus-driver, where he had taken up the habit of waving and smiling to anyone who passed as he ate his lunchtime sandwiches.
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"The real tragedy here is that these were almost exclusively nonunion jobs, and a lot of these deaths could have been prevented," said Larry Amandola, a third-generation electrician with Local 3 whose grandfather once worked across the street building Rockefeller Center.
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"She had taken ill after being there for a few days and when she spoke to her mother on the phone two days before the accident she was mumbling and sounded pretty incoherent," retired electrician Lester Riley, 68, told the Mail Online.
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In the end to a shocking tale of intrigue and litigation, France's high appeals court upheld a suspended two-year sentence against former electrician Pierre Le Guennec and his wife, Danielle Le Guennec, for possession of 271 stolen works by the famous painter.
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"Only a jury can help us understand why a father of five, a licensed electrician being investigated for an open container, can get shot 11 times — without getting a shot off — after allegedly pulling a gun on police officers," the family's statement said.
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"I've had a picture of her right by my bed for five years, and even on the rare instances that I'm not home, I still bring one with me or have one on my phone," says Jeremy, a 34-year-old electrician.
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This is, needless to say, a gutsy move, especially since the novel begins not with a terrorist but with Deepa and Vikas Khurana, whose boys — 11 and 13 years old — are killed in a market while fetching their father's TV from an electrician.
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His father, an electrician, belonged to a union that covered half of Mr. Delaney's tuition at Columbia, "which has always been a great reminder for me that none of us do it alone in life," he said to a crowd in Adel.
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" A statement released on behalf of the family of 51-year-old Anthony Ferrill, the electrician who opened fire at the complex on Wednesday, said they were "shocked and dismayed to learn of the apparent involvement and death of our family member.
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In the real world, if someone hires you to provide a service, whether you are an electrician or an advertising executive, and the service you provide is the opposite of the service you promised to provide, you will no longer have a job.
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Allen Zhang, an electrician who works at a coal mine in the mountains of central China, lives in a modest house on the edge of Jincheng, a gritty city whose population has roughly quadrupled over the last quarter-century, to about 7.753,27.75.
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"We had one week in particular that it was negative 60 almost every day with wind chill," said Kyle Skarp, an electrician, as he watched friends play board games in the back room of Blacklist Artisan Ales, a brew pub in Duluth.
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"It's about jobs, I still need to work ... not just for me, but for everybody else who works at BAE," Peter Raw, an electrician, said over a cup of coffee in the union building at BAE Systems' Samlesbury site in the industrial city of Preston.
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He used to be an electrician before being hired by Ocado to tend to the warehouse's robotic flock and is one of a number of engineers whose workbenches line the perimeter of the grid, crammed in alongside scattered kitchen facilities and a control station.
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As an aircraft assembler and electrician, we know the value of a fair day's pay for a hard day's work and we're disheartened that this administration has moved in the wrong direction by focusing on the rich and powerful instead of hardworking men and women.
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The daughter of an electrician and a seamstress who immigrated from Spain in the 1960s, Ms. Hidalgo, 57 and a mother of three, was herself born in Cádiz, did not speak French when she moved to Lyon, and became a French citizen as a teenager.
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Toward the end of the exhibition hangs a photograph of Lech Walesa, the electrician and Solidarity co-founder who later served as Poland's first post-communist president, and his fellow Solidarity leaders at the end of a strike at the Lenin Shipyard in 1988.
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Ukrainians say Mr. Zakharchenko, a former electrician, filled a mostly figurehead position for the Russian security service agencies that manage and finance the breakaway regions of Donetsk and Luhansk, and they attributed his death to infighting in the rebel ranks or a Russian targeted killing.
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As an activist during the democracy protests of 1989, he stood in a rumour-swept Tiananmen Square in early June and assured fearful comrades that, as a former soldier turned railway electrician, he was sure that the People's Liberation Army would never shoot fellow Chinese.
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Ray Sage, 65, is an electrician who says he began keeping bees to help pollinate the many community gardens on the Lower East Side (bees work within a three-mile radius of their hives.) He strapped two buzzing boxes to the rack of his bicycle.
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Employees of the brewery told The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel that Mr. Ferrill, an electrician who had worked for the company for more than two decades, had been involved in a long-running dispute with a co-worker, who was among the victims on Wednesday.
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A fiercely gaunt Matthew McConaughey won an Oscar as Ron Woodroof, a Texas electrician and rodeo rider who, after learning in 1985 that he is H.I.V.-positive, decides to treat himself by hunting down medication that has not been approved in the United States.
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During the great strike in the shipyards in Gdansk, Poland, when the labor movement Solidarity, led by the electrician Lech Walesa, had just been formed and was gaining support, the band Azra, from Zagreb, performed a song called "Poland in My Heart" all around Yugoslavia.
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A colleague of mine had an Ecobee3 installed in her condo and needed to have an electrician install extra wiring in the wall to route enough power to the device (at a significant cost of labor above the price of the thermostat itself) to make it work.
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The 52-year-old electrician and his 35 other compatriots who won the prize will then follow Costa Rica to St. Petersburg where the team takes on Brazil in Group E, and then to Nizhy Novgorod for the country&aposs final group stage match against Switzerland.
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In 2014, according to The East Bay Times, when the building's transformer blew, the Ng family replaced it without permits using an unlicensed electrician, who told them at the time that the wiring was "grossly unsafe" and needed another $15,363 in upgrades, which were not performed.
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She also fell in love, on a Team trip to Scotland, with a theater electrician from Iowa; she and Jake Heinrichs have been together since 2005, and married since 2011; he is now a lighting supervisor at the Signature Theater, and they live in Crown Heights, Brooklyn.
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Lives On that particular evening back in 2003, my parents were in the car together returning home from work — my mother was a babysitter, my father an electrician — when they noticed three men in suits reading the labels on the mailboxes in front of our building.
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The last person to see him alive, Fairbanks-based electrician Jim Gallien, told Krakauer in Into the Wild that while giving McCandless a ride to the edge of Denali National Park and Reserve, he noted the traveler's insufficient supplies—a ten-pound bag of rice, a .
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If he looked seductively menacing with his camouflage hunter's hat, hulking girth and 1970s "porn star 'stache" (his words), the impression he gave was that of a man in love — with his children, Trevor, 27, an electrician, and Eden, 22, an actress, and with his fiancée, Kathryn Boyd.
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Electrician David Peterson, who is black, alleges that his supervisor at Linear Controls Inc assigned five black workers to "outside" posts on an oil platform off the coast of Louisiana for 11 days in July 2015, while assigning five white co-workers to "inside" posts in air-conditioned spaces.
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After high school, Eric thought about joining the military—he thought it would be fun to see a bit of the world—but Stephanie talked him into sticking around, so he stayed in his parents' house and went to a local technical school to train as an electrician.
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Depending on the devices involved, this can take several minutes of cranking, but you should be able to get enough power to make an emergency call — which can be helpful if, say, your house is having power problems of its own and you need to call an electrician.
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Photomontage, letterpress, and creative typography appear in the art, such as modernist Aleksandr Deĭneka's dynamic color lithographs for the 1931 The Electrician, and avant-garde artist Kirill Zdanevich's illustrations of anthropomorphic animals for poet Vladimir Mayakovsky's 1928 Whatever Page You Look At, There's an Elephant or a Lioness.
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This week in art news: Pablo Picasso's former electrician admitted he lied in court about how he obtained hundreds of the artist's works, Barbara Kruger created a new work featuring Donald Trump for the cover of New York magazine, and Carel Fabritius's beloved painting "The Goldfinch" went on display in Scotland.
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Case in point: Supervisors of Tom Colella, a 60-year-old electrician working in Perth, Western Australia, knew he stored his company-issued PDA in empty bags of junk food for an indeterminate amount of time and apparently none of them asked any of the questions such a discovery merits.
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"It's about minus 20 degrees today and not much breeze, so we thought the igloo would be a good place to do it," said Adam McLaughlin, who doubles as an electrician at Australia's Casey Station on the frozen continent as well as being the electoral returning officer for the base.
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DRIVER GETS 92 MPH TICKET, THEN DOES 142 MPH Garza was in Lake County court on Monday when Judge Nicholas Schiralli denied a request from the attorneys to approve a pretrial agreement that would avoid a conviction that could threaten Garza's 14-year job an electrician, The Chicago Tribune reported.
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An ISA, however, is the equivalent of insisting that the same sorts of electrical sockets and water inlets and outlets be put in the same places in every appropriate room, so that an electrician or a plumber can find them instantly and carry the correct kit to connect to them.
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It is now bursting with mayhem: large balloons fill the old Colonel's Reception Room, threatening to tumble out; the parlor seems to need an electrician, with its lights turning on and off; a five-piece musical troupe snakes through the austere hallways, spreading noise with a trumpet, tambourine, violin, flute, and megaphone.
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A unanimous four-judge panel on Monday reversed a state judge who had granted summary judgment to Tze-Kit Mui, a former electrician for the Massachusetts Port Authority, on claims that the agency was required to pay him nearly $50,000 for sick leave he had accrued over 24 years immediately upon his retirement.
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"It feels like Little Italy in New York," said Joseph Jabs, 26, an electrician from Manhattan, drinking a strawberry daiquiri at the Havana 1957 restaurant and celebrating the 28th birthday of his girlfriend, Leslie Seda, a nurse from New Milford, N.J. She was having a mojito with a dash of guava juice.
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